Nexans

Gerhard Lindner

Helmut Steinberg

Udo Mayer

Hermann Teicher

Thomas Noetzel

Martin Reinwald

Herrmann Teicher

Christian Wittmann

A cable tie has a band and having a tensioning device which is integrated in the band and which divides the band into a first and a second region, each of which regions has a toothed portion. A cable channel, or a component, to which an object, such as for example a cable harness, is to be fastened can remain in the fitting position because both ends of the cable tie can be plugged into cable locks from one side. No tools are required for the fitting of the cable tie.

Cable tie, fitting set and method for producing the cable tie

An arrangement for fastening at least one elongated object () in a motor vehicle is suggested, where by means of a fastening means () the elongated object () is attached to at least one fixed point on the fastening element (). The fastening element () is releasably connectable to the receiving element () and fixedly mounted at the fixed point.

Arrangement for fastening an elongated object in a motor vehicle

An arrangement for a moisture tight passing of a line () through a wall is indicated. The arrangement includes a line () surrounding the passage () in the mounted position. The passage () has an approximately sleeve shaped housing () with an interrupted sleeve shape opening () that can be placed in the radial direction on the finished line (). The passage () further has a sealing element () which has a ring shaped part () and a web () which protrudes in the axial direction from the ring shaped part which tightly closes the opening () of the housing () in the mounted position. The web () has a slot () extending in its longitudinal direction, which at its one end is open toward the outside and the other end ends in a hole () in which the line () is located tightly surrounded after pushing the sealing element () radially on the same in the mounted position. The ring shaped part () of the sealing element () is, after assembly of the housing (), secured to the outer surface thereof.

Passage of a line through a wall

An arrangement () is provided for electrically connecting a movable structural component of a motor vehicle mounted on a central unit with electrical elements in a body of a motor vehicle. The movable structural component is pivotally fastened about at least two points of rotation () to an axis of rotation () on the vehicle body. A number of electrical elements are connected to the electrical lines fastened to a cable set () which is partially mounted in a free space between the vehicle body and the movable structural component. The cable set () is arranged and secured with a straight configuration between two points of rotation () surrounded by a protective element. The center axis () of the cable set () corresponds at least partially to the axis of rotation of the movable component.

Arrangement for electrically connecting electrical elements to a central unit in a motor vehicle

A device for connecting functional elements is indicated which are arranged in a sliding door of a motor vehicle, with at least one supply source present in the body of the motor vehicle through lines which extend between the functional elements and the supply source. The sliding door is mounted on a carriage which is moveable back and forth in the bottom area of the motor vehicle essentially over the entire width of a door opening (). Lines connected to a connection point () of the supply source are arranged in a guide chain () which is composed of mechanically stable chain links which are moveably connected to each other, wherein the guide chain is pivotally fastened with a first end to the sliding door and with a second end in the area of the connection point () to the body of the vehicle. An elbow () is arranged along the length of the guide chain () in the vicinity of the connection point () through which the guide chain () is raised with its second end to a level located above the upper edge of the carriage, while on the other side of the elbow () with the sliding door being in the closed position the guide chain is arranged below the bottom edge of the carriage.

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Plossberg, Germany

Gerhard Lindner